American performer JoJo Siwa and her boyfriend Chris Hughes have shared new photos of themselves relaxing together in a swimming pool. Siwa, 23, posted a series of images on Instagram, including one where she is perched on the edge of the pool with her legs wrapped around Hughes, 33, who is sitting in the water.

Siwa, who appeared makeup-free in the photos, wore a black bikini with white stitching and had her blonde hair tied up in a bun. Hughes, a presenter who previously competed on the celebrity version of ITV's Big Brother, expressed his affection for the post with a heart emoji in the comments.

JoJo, who was make-up free, wore a black two-piece with white stitching around the edge and her blonde hair was tied up in a bun.

These images surface as reports suggest Hughes is set to host a new vodcast for Big Brother. This move follows the axing of the show's previous spin-off, Late and Live, which reportedly struggled with viewership.

Sources indicate that Hughes has proven popular with viewers, leading to his potential role as host for the video podcast. His past appearance on the celebrity edition of Big Brother in 2023 led to his relationship with Siwa.

The presenter had previously appeared on the ITV hit's celebrity version last year, and even found love on the show in the form of his girlfriend JoJo Siwa.

An insider suggested that Siwa could potentially make an appearance on the new vodcast, but her schedule is currently occupied with other work commitments. Big Brother is scheduled to return for its new series on September 13, with this season planned to be ITV's longest, running for eight weeks.

Chris Hughes has reportedly landed a job as the new host of Big Brother's vodcast, after its predecessor Late and Live was axed.

The successor to Late and Live is seen as an attempt by ITV to replicate the success of the Love Island podcast. The original spin-off, co-hosted by AJ Odudu and Will Best, was canceled after three years, with reports citing insufficient viewership and a shift in viewing habits towards on-demand services. Whispers of the show's potential axing had been circulating, and staff were reportedly informed of its discontinuation.